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PACIFIC SALMON FOR THE JAPANESE
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Raw: Uncooked. Pickled: Preserved in vinegar or salt water. Baked: Cooked by dry heat in oven. Frying: Cooked by a pan containing boiling oil or fat. Skull: Bony part of the head which encases the brain. Process: Treat in a way that changes something’s form in order to make a product. Rush: Move quickly, busily or excitedly. Stall: Large stand or table on which the goods are displayed in a market. Slice: Cut into thin, wide and flat pieces. Iced-down: Kept cool with ice. Fillet: Thick flat piece. Stacked: Neatly arranged in piles. Concrete: Hard building material made from mixture of cement and sand. 1C, 2E, 3B. Stalls: As I was leaving for work this morning, the market traders has just started setting up their stalls. Processed: At the end of our road, there is a large factory where meat is processed into salami and other products. Raw: Many dieticians say it is better to eat vegetables raw because cooking removes many of the nutrients. Concrete: That new concrete office block , which has just been completed, really spoils the look of our town. You should slice the potatoes quit thinly before cooking them , so use a sharp knife. THE MUSEUM ROBBERY Armed: Carrying a weapon, especially a gun. Bandit: Robber carrying a weapon, one of the gang. Bound: Tie up tightly with rope or string. Gagged: Tie a piece of cloth around the mouth to prevent speaking or shouting. Artifact: Something made by man, usually of archeological importance. Precious Stones: Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds etc. Buried: Cover with stones, soils etc. Eruption : Explosion of a volcano. Item: One of a collection or list of things. Inlaid: Having piece of metal , wood etc., set into another kind of metal wood etc., so that the resulting surface is smooth and level, and design pattern is formed. Coin: Piece of metal used as money. Lax: Not careful, strict or obeying rules, inattentive. Flimsy: Made of light and thin material, therefore weak and easily damaged. Partition : Thin wall or screen dividing two rooms or one room into separate sections. 1C, 2B, 3D. 1E Flimsy: The box the goods packed in was so flimsy that it fell apart in post. Bound: The prisoners were made to stand in a line with their hands bound behind their backs. Lax: Procedures seems to be so lax in that hospital that I doubt that any attention is paid to hygiene at all. Buried: From the map, they guessed that the treasure was buried in a deserted plot of the land about two hundred meters to the east of the castle. Download 66 Kb. Share with your friends:
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